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After they defeat the shadow monsters in The Drifting Isles, they immediately head to the Maze of Ages to defeat the second wave of shadow creatures. When they get to the island that the Tree should be on, they notice that it has gone missing. The Hero then must traverse through two rooms, one containing the [[Acorn of Ages]] and another containing a [[Rain Cloud (Wii)|Rain Cloud]], and brings them back to the center room, allowing the Tree to grow once more. This opens up a path to a third room, where the [[Leaves of Ages]] are contained. The Hero draws them back onto the Tree, causing the Tree to drop the [[Branches from the Tree of Ages]]. Jowee and the Hero collect these and return to [[Rapoville]] to give them to [[Mari]] and [[Circi]]. | After they defeat the shadow monsters in The Drifting Isles, they immediately head to the Maze of Ages to defeat the second wave of shadow creatures. When they get to the island that the Tree should be on, they notice that it has gone missing. The Hero then must traverse through two rooms, one containing the [[Acorn of Ages]] and another containing a [[Rain Cloud (Wii)|Rain Cloud]], and brings them back to the center room, allowing the Tree to grow once more. This opens up a path to a third room, where the [[Leaves of Ages]] are contained. The Hero draws them back onto the Tree, causing the Tree to drop the [[Branches from the Tree of Ages]]. Jowee and the Hero collect these and return to [[Rapoville]] to give them to [[Mari]] and [[Circi]]. | ||
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* According to the Game Design Document for [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]], they player was originally going to draw the Tree of Ages, then called the Tree of Life, alongside the [[World]], [[Sun (Wii)|Sun]], and [[Moon (Wii)|Moon]] in the intro. | * According to the Game Design Document for [[Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii)]], they player was originally going to draw the Tree of Ages, then called the Tree of Life, alongside the [[World]], [[Sun (Wii)|Sun]], and [[Moon (Wii)|Moon]] in the intro. | ||
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Revision as of 15:45, 22 June 2022
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| Tree of Ages | |
| Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Type | Natural |
| Use | N/A |
| Location | Eastern Winds The Maze of Ages |
| Information | |
| Creation | No |
| Owner | None |
| Residents | Shadows (Formerly) |
| Games | 
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The Tree of Ages is an important location in the center of The Land of the Eastern Winds in Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii).
It is where the Branches from the Tree of Ages are collected. It is also where the Acorn of Ages, Rain Cloud, and Leaves of Ages can be found.
Story
After Galileo notices several large, dark creatures hovering over The Drifting Isles, Jowee decides that he and the Hero need to hurry to The Maze of Ages as fast as they possibly can, believing that the shadow creatures were being controlled by Wilfre.
After they defeat the shadow monsters in The Drifting Isles, they immediately head to the Maze of Ages to defeat the second wave of shadow creatures. When they get to the island that the Tree should be on, they notice that it has gone missing. The Hero then must traverse through two rooms, one containing the Acorn of Ages and another containing a Rain Cloud, and brings them back to the center room, allowing the Tree to grow once more. This opens up a path to a third room, where the Leaves of Ages are contained. The Hero draws them back onto the Tree, causing the Tree to drop the Branches from the Tree of Ages. Jowee and the Hero collect these and return to Rapoville to give them to Mari and Circi.
Trivia
- According to the Game Design Document for Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii), they player was originally going to draw the Tree of Ages, then called the Tree of Life, alongside the World, Sun, and Moon in the intro.
Media
An untextured model of the Tree of Ages.
Concept Art of the Tree of Ages.
